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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 65, 16 March 1878, Page 4

Caution to eaters of unripe fruit is very , necessary; at this; season of the, .year ; many ' and very serious evils result froni its use, as well as from many other foolish, habits of every-day life. A timely dose of the Aperient Mixture of "Ghollah's Gfiat Indian Cubes" will often nip in the bud many a threatening serious disease. Mothers of families, see to this! You can get these meritorious medicines at all Chemists, where getjtestimonials of the efficacy. Testimonial. —" The Glen," Caversharo, near Dunedin, 10th December* 1875. Dear Sib,—With much pleasure I testify to the speedy cure which your Aperient Mixture has effected on my child, aged four years. She haviug a veiy distressing cough, troubling her the most in the night and thereby disturbing her I rest, for which we had tried different remedies, but without effect; end at iaat, more by way of experiment, we administered your ' Mixture in doses prescribed for children, and lam happy to state, after a few doses the cough entirely left her and has not since returned. You are at liberty to publish this if you tbink proper, as it shows the medicine to be quite a safe one for children. (Signed) • J. E. Robinson. * : l

HAVING determined to compete with imported work, my Price List is— ( Boys' and Girls' 10's tol Bs Laceups 8/6 1 Women's do., do. ... .„ 10/6 ' jjj£ Men's Watertights ... 16JM- „ Bluchers ... ls/J. I am responsible for all my work. HENRY JACKSON, Bootmaker, 91 Hardy-scree t. Established 16 Years. CABINET IANUFACTOKY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. All kinds of ' FURNITURE made oo the premises. DINING-ROOM SUITES in Mahogany, • Jarrab, an I Cedar. ' DRAWING-ROOM SUITES in Englißh Walnut, not in sappy colonial wood tint - will take the worm . KpTNew arrivals and parties about ito ' furnish will find it to their etpecial advantage to call,ajid judge for themselves. A FEW SUITES ON HAND. Cabinet Maker, , Upholsterer, and Undertaker, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 132

CRICKETING GOODS ! CRICKETING GOODS!! JUST IsiEOEIVED- ] CLAPSHAN'S AND PAGE'S MIEN'S CRICKET ;BATS— Match, - : Dovetail,, Single, Double, and Ali ! CanOy at reduced prices. Also, Boy'a arid Youths! Plain and Polished Bats, Wickets, Balls, .Tubular and Vulcanite Batting Gloves, Long Stop Gloves, Gauntlets and;| Guards, Leg and Elbojw Guards, etc. FENCING FOILS, Masks, Gloves,^ and Gauntlets. Shoe Straps, Bats, arid Tennis Balls. ARCHERY! ARCHERY! !— Ladies' and Gents.' Lancewood Bows, also Arrows, Targets, and Stands. ! ; FOOTBALLS, Croquet, Race Games, Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, etc., etc. ; A Large Stock of the following Goods always on hand— STATIONARY J±NU ACGOTTNT BOOE^S ! Juvenile Books, suitable fbr Presents. - Fancy Goods— Toys— Pictures— Glass and Mouldings— Oil and CWater Oolors -Brushes and Artists requisites— Perfumery Hair, Olothes, Tooth, Nail,, Hat, Shaving, and other Brushware— Electro-plated Goods, &c. PIANOS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ef all kinds. Brass and String Bands supplied at Melbourne Prioes. Fianos and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired. Hand and Treadle Sewing 'Machines— an immense variety AT OAKEY'S BAZAAR. Musical Instrument > and Fine Art Depot, BRJDGiE-STREET \ ._. —^_ __ . _ ji_ : -* |